Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-02-25
SEATTLE ". T.. FRIDAY MORNING. FEBRUARY ss 1887.

clnded biz chazps ara the jury retired
20 eeBstdsf their veraict. After q short
absence frem The csurt roorn they ~
t1Ened and reported that they we're not
able 30 agrea up0n q varaicG
RelnseFtsd IN The Bnaeea
PAHIs. FEB. a. be senate bT vote
Of xl6 30 s. has reinseFtsd IN ths hndQea
the credit fer sub projects. ne reiection
OF which b. The Ohamoer Of Deputies
ges the eanss of TIE ovsrthfoV Of the
De Freycinet ministry.
ReGgha rhIrsy zaesmoaivsa.
The Panama Canal Company has
bo1zht thirty locomotiVes.
WIN FoFege the Fsual Mohlllnnslan
vTKzxA. Feb. zl-Tha Government
has decided 70 forseo the usual sprinr
mobilization ef the army and cagalry.
20 - not 10 awaken alarm.
Defeated ~ Tea Theaaana
BKRLm, Feb. A.-Ths candidacV Of
Herr Balach, Who vas defeated by Hers
Sie1ermand. Protea1eF, in the Aisace
and Lorraine district By about 1000
majority, was unoppoaed until be de-
clared himsslf IN favor Of the Sspten-
nata.
The Socialists, RAHlure.
The Socialists failure in AIsaos and
Lorraine is Bot worthy Of their besf
man, Haeckel. Who 81 Mulhouss oniy
poiled 40 voteA
Chrlstians Peraeenfea IN Chlna.
LoxDox. Feb. 2a.-The Tanss Pskino
correspondent informs thaa paper that
the bead Of q rich ChFistisn family at
Sechnen had b. eB execuied desuite the
remonstrances Of the French Minister
The correspondent says that the eitua-
tion Of Christians in the provinces Of
Seshnen and Ksichow b anything bat
secuFe. The Mandarins are siding With
the Liberals against the Christians, and
be utees that the Pope send q deieRate 10
fektn0 to arrange q definite aOdns ~
ueadf for the profession Of the Christians
throughout China. and 10 avoid q son
sInuance OF the present sfairs. which
the correspondent thinks will drift into
9 general prosecution and civil var.
Cardinal JacsAlna.
RoMR, Feb. 24.-Oardinal Jaoobini
has suffered q serious relapse and it is
feared that it will result fatally.
German Electten Returns.
BERLIN. Feb. 2f-The results in 33a
districts are now definitely known. The
elected comprise IS New
German Liberals, inclsding two Who
favor the septennata. T3 CONSERVATIVES
% Imp riAlists. 50 National Liberals, 30 |
Oentreists, including three Who support |
he Army hin, Is Poles. Is Alsatiann. 2 |
fuslphs, Dane and Socialists Re-
election will be necessary In so die /
Ericts. TbA ultramonfsine leader,
Baron Won Erankenstein 10 re- selected. |
The naminien Eieesssns.
TIE KxorrKMKNr WAS TNTEEsx.
ToRoEro. Feb. 2A.-Ths exci'emsnt
here over the Dominion election returns /
vas intenae. The Reform party Antioi.
Dated much larger gains Ia Ontario /
han they secured. The only expiana
ion Of the Conservatives retaining ~ /
many seats IN this Province is the stand /
aiken BY the Refermers on the tariff /
question. Ths electors Of Canada hav-
ne for 80 many years regarded the Re |
lorm party as q p sFty Of free trade prin- |
siples. IL was almost impossible 10 |
large majority OF the manu-
'soturers or working Glasses 20 believe /
hat reform victory weuld not mean |
ow revenue tariff.
srR yoHH MACDONALD JuBrLANr.
OTTAWA, Feb. 2a.--The excitement
sere over the election continues M
lbated. The Indications are that Sir
John Macdonald has been sustained
md will have q majority Of about
The elections TO Be held ip |
he Northwest and British Columhia
sill give an increased majority OF ri
east twelve seste. Sir Jehn and hie /
'olleaeues are jubilant over the results.
The Premier vas never more popular |
han at the present. He drove through |
he streets today accompanied BY Lady |
Macdonald and was eheeFed lat every |
,oFner by enormous crowds. To re-
porter be said that be was not surprised |
Il the result altbeugh agreeablY pleased |
With the ret1rBs from Nova Scotia. He 1
lelt coehdent that the Government will |
have apwara of 45 Of q majority before
Parliament meets. and added. in saF
,ssfic tones, that the result Wauld have
proved even more favorable had Il not |
been for the large amount Of "Ysnkee
o0edle" sent into the country by inter.
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